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Votes at a glance: Arizona House committee-of-the-whole advanced multiple Senate bills including SB1002, SB1003 and SB1235

Arizona House of Representatives · April 21, 2025
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Summary

During the floor session the Committee of the Whole recommended do-pass on several Senate bills (SB1002, SB1003, SB1235, SB1332 and others); SB1003 was subsequently recorded as passed by a 30-19 tally. Multiple committee amendments were adopted on the floor.

PHOENIX — The Arizona House on the floor adopted the Committee of the Whole's reports for a series of Senate bills and recorded outcomes for several items.

Key actions taken in the session:

- SB1002: The Committee on Government recommended the bill do pass and the House chair declared passage on the floor after debate.

- SB1003: The Committee on Government recommended the bill do pass; after floor debate the clerk announced a recorded count of 30 ayes and 19 nays and the House declared SB1003 passed.

- SB1235: The Committee on Health and Human Services reported SB1235 do pass as amended; the Commerce Committee amendment in the sponsor's name was adopted on the floor.

- SB1332: The Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure recommended SB1332 do pass as amended; a Collin floor amendment clarifying driver's-license notations for certain foreign military personnel was adopted.

The clerk read committee recommendations and the House adopted the committee-of-the-whole report; several bills were placed on third reading or retained on the calendar as noted in the clerk's announcement. The transcript records committee recommendations adopted for the bills listed above; in many instances the committee recommendation was moved by a committee chair or the recognized representative associated with the committee report.

—Summary based on the Arizona House floor transcript.